100 shades of green in Olympic National Park!

Lake Crescent, is one of the most famous in Seattle's Olympic National Park, although it's called Crescent Lake, but this lake is really big! I played around the lake and summarized a few super beautiful scenic spots to share with you~ Each scenic spot sees different colors, all different shades of green~ ▫️ 1⃣️Google🔍Crescent Lake Viewpoint (Picture 1) A viewing platform with many parking spaces, you can go to the lake, suitable for friends who are in a hurry 2⃣️ Devil's Punchbowl (Pictures 4-6) You need to walk a 2.4mile trail back and forth to reach, most of the time it is flat, easy to walk, but although we arrived at five or six in the afternoon, there are still many people, you can jump off the bridge, I think this is the best scenery, the mountains behind are stacked with green~ 3⃣️Google🔍Fairholme General Store (Pictures 2, 3, 7-9) There is a small parking lot, you can walk to the lake after parking, much less people than Lake Crescent Lodge, we arrived at more than nine in the morning, the morning mist floated on the lake, like a fairyland, the water is very clear, the underwater grass at the bottom of the lake is clearly visible, it actually reminded me of my forever moonlight Cenote-Nicte-Ha in Tulum, Mexico~ ▫️ In conclusion, the color of the lake changes a lot, and it is related to the time of the day, the weather of the day, the color of the sky, and the location. I hope everyone can see the color they are looking forward to~